This is the Official Music Video for the single "Wither & Die" off their debut EP - To The Beat Of The Drunk - available now on iTunes! www.facebook.com Produced by Boss Pictures.
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Three months in and it seems no one is backing out. The Occupy Movement in the US is celebrating another anniversary as it continues to defy critics and gain momentum. RT's Anastasia Churkina is in New York with more. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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After a difficult year, Demi Lovato battled her demons, got the help she needed and is back on top. She gave a powerful and candid interview to Ellen about her eating disorder and her road to recovery. She's an incredible person.
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AO Scott discusses the satire of the 1999 animated film "South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut." Please visit nyti.ms to embed this video. Watch more videos at nytimes.com
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www.dedroidify.com http Sometimes fate shines on you. When searching through an old tape for unrelated footage, Goatherder found a BBC2 'mockumentary' about how far it was acceptable to push the limits in comedy. It wasn't very funny, but it did feature a short piece of Bill's act with the shows hosts in the audience and, more importantly, an interview with the man himself. This was part of a strand of programs about comedy that BBC2 put out in 1992 called 'Funny Business'. This particular episode was called 'A Question Of Taste'. Thank you Goatherder www.youtube.com www.dedroidify.com http
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AO Scott discusses the anime classic and the obsession with disaster in Japanese pop culture. Please visit nyti.ms to embed this video. Watch more videos at nytimes.com
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AO Scott reviews Richard Linklater's unclassifiable 2001 cartoon philosophy seminar. Watch more videos at nytimes.com
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bit.ly bit.ly bit.ly TRANSCRIPT: "A simple question to representativepress" is a video asking me about my video called "Journalist Receives Death Threat for Talking About Israel." Now is this really a simple question or is it more of a loaded question? It actually makes two presuppositions. First of all, I think a reasonable person would assume I don't have the police report, right? And I think I provide a fair chance for someone to understand the story. I provide a link to the source in the video info. So you click on "more info" - there's a link right to the page which is the source for my video. There's the audio. And she says you can call the Berkeley Police Department so I assume you could do that and request a copy of the police report. But, I really don't think any fair minded person is gonna think that because I don't possess a copy of the police report that the information in the video is untrue. And you're making the assumption that there really were Israeli soldiers involved. But what we know is that there is a voice on the answering machine issuing a death threat because she dared talk about Israel. Now the caller says he has buddies who were trained in the Israeli Army, you're assuming what he's saying is true. You know his threat could - he's just maybe trying to make his threat even more dramatic. Who knows, maybe he does have friends. But to address another video now that tries to cast doubt on this story by saying the caller doesn't have an Israeli accent <b>...</b>
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Credit to: www.thatguywiththeglasses.com For all the videos and brand new ones. **** Please read this **** This is not made by me. This is the Nostalgia Critics review of Batman and Robin. It features one of the greatest NC moments. I'll give you a clue. It features a Bat credit card. This is the first part. Credit to : www.thatguywiththeglasses.com
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AO Scott looks back at a movie probing themes of paranoia, persecution and motherhood. Watch more videos at nytimes.com
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AO Scott looks back at the classic Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers musical. Watch more videos at nytimes.com
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AO Scott reveals the dark undercurrents of the holiday classic.
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AO Scott reviews Billy Wilder's brilliant alternative to classic holiday films.
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With the auto industry in difficult financial times, AO Scott looks back at the early days of America's fascination with cars.
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AO Scott reviews Spike Lee's biopic about Malcolm X, whose repeated acts of self-transformation inspired the young Barack Obama.
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AO Scott reviews Robert Rossen's 1949 oscar-winner for best pictrure.
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AO Scott reviews Woody Allen's 1977 Oscar-winning ode to love.
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AO Scott reviews "The Deer Hunter," Oscar-winner for best picture in 1979.
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AO Scott reviews William Wyler's epic, 50 years after it won the Academy Award for best picture.
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In honor of St. Patrick's day, AO Scott reviews Alan Parker's 1991 film about a working-class Dublin soul band.
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